Tesla TT34EXC1-1232IAWPC

Questions and Answers

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Robert BakerAug 3, 2025
How to fix a Tesla TT34EXC1-1232IAWPC Air Conditioner that does not operate?
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  Richard PierceAug 3, 2025
  If your Tesla Air Conditioner isn't turning on, several factors could be the cause. First, check the power supply to ensure it's properly connected and functioning. A damaged fan motor or a faulty compressor thermomagnetic circuit breaker could also be the issue, requiring inspection and replacement. Protective devices or fuses might be faulty, so check and replace them if necessary. Also, ensure all connections are secure, and disable the TIMER-ON function if it's active. If the voltage is outside the specified range, correct it. In some cases, the appliance may stop operating to protect itself, so allow it to reset. Finally, a damaged electronic control board may need replacement.
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Paul ThomasAug 7, 2025
Why is there insufficient airflow in my Tesla TT34EXC1-1232IAWPC Air Conditioner?
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  Caroline CrawfordAug 7, 2025
  If your Tesla Air Conditioner isn't providing enough airflow, whether hot or cold, several factors could be the cause. Start by adjusting the temperature setting to your desired level. Check for any obstructions blocking the air conditioner's intakes and outlets and remove them. A dirty air filter can also restrict airflow, so clean or replace it. Make sure the fan speed isn't set too low; increase it for better airflow. Other heat sources in the room can affect cooling efficiency, so try to eliminate or reduce them. Finally, low refrigerant levels can also cause insufficient airflow, so check and recharge if necessary.
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Kyle ObrienAug 11, 2025
Why is my Tesla Air Conditioner making strange noises during operation?
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  Michael ColonAug 11, 2025
  Strange noises during the operation of your Tesla Air Conditioner can stem from several potential issues. A faulty electronic control board, fuses, or switches might be the cause, requiring inspection and replacement. Check for any objects or water inside the appliance and remove them. Overheated cables or plugs should be inspected and replaced. If you notice very strong smells, it's best to contact a technician for inspection.
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Brian MillsAug 15, 2025
How to get rid of strange odor from Tesla Air Conditioner?
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  Jillian BrownAug 16, 2025
  A strange odor coming from your Tesla Air Conditioner is most likely due to a dirty air filter. You should clean or replace the air filter to resolve this issue.
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Mr. Joe CarpenterAug 20, 2025
What to do if Tesla TT34EXC1-1232IAWPC does not respond to commands?
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  Kelly Wang DDSAug 20, 2025
  If your Tesla Air Conditioner isn't responding to commands, there are a few things you can check. Ensure the remote control is close enough to the indoor unit. If not, move closer. The remote's batteries might be dead, so replace them. Also, make sure there are no obstacles blocking the path between the remote control and the signal receiver on the indoor unit; remove any obstructions.
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brenda30Aug 25, 2025
Why is the display off on my Tesla TT34EXC1-1232IAWPC Air Conditioner?
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  pcombsAug 25, 2025
  If the display on your Tesla Air Conditioner is off, it could be due to a couple of reasons. The LIGHT function might be active, so try turning it off. Alternatively, there could be a power failure, so check the power supply.
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granthollandAug 29, 2025
What causes the noise of running water in Tesla TT34EXC1-1232IAWPC Air Conditioner?
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  Alicia CooperAug 29, 2025
  The noise of running water in your Tesla Air Conditioner is due to the back flow of liquid in the refrigerant circulation. Contact a technician to inspect the refrigerant circulation.

Summary

OPERATING INSTRUCTION

SAFETY RULES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE INSTALLER

SAFETY RULES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE USER

SAFETY RULES AND PROHIBITIONS

NAMES OF PARTS

Indoor unit

Identifies components of the indoor unit, including front panel, filters, and display.

Outdoor unit

Identifies components of the outdoor unit, including grille, rating label, and valves.

INDOOR UNIT DISPLAY

EMERGENCY & AUTO-RESTART FUNCTION

Emergency function

How to operate the unit manually when the remote fails or for maintenance.

Auto-restart function

The unit's ability to resume previous settings after a power interruption.

REMOTE CONTROLLER

Meaning of symbols on the liquid crystal display

Replacement of Batteries

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Swing control of the air flow

How to adjust the vertical and horizontal airflow direction using the remote.

Operating Modes

Cooling mode

How to use the air conditioner for cooling, adjusting temperature and fan speed.

Heating mode

How to use the air conditioner for heating, including defrost cycle information.

Dry mode

Function to reduce humidity for increased comfort.

Fan mode (not FAN button)

Operation for ventilation only, without cooling or heating.

Auto mode

The unit automatically adjusts operation based on room temperature.

Additional Functions

Display function (indoor display)

How to switch the indoor unit's LED display on or off.

ECO function

Activates energy-saving mode for heating or cooling operations.

Turbo function

Activates maximum fan speed for rapid cooling or heating.

Sleep function

Adjusts temperature gradually for comfortable sleep.

Mildew function

Dries internal parts to prevent mildew after operation.

Special Functions

Self-clean function

Cleans accumulated dirt and bacteria from the evaporator.

8°C heating function

Maintains a minimum temperature of 8°C during heating.

Timer function

Sets automatic switch-on/off times for the air conditioner.

I FEEL function

Operating Temperature

Important considerations

Installation Safety Principles

Site Safety

Precautions for the installation location, including open flames and ventilation.

Operation Safety

Safety measures during operation, like static electricity and protective gear.

Installation Safety

Essential checks for installation, including leak detection.

Special Tools

Selecting the Installation Place

Indoor unit

Guidelines for choosing the best location for the indoor unit.

Outdoor unit

Guidelines for choosing the best location for the outdoor unit.

Installation of the Indoor unit

Indoor Unit Installation Steps

Installation of the mounting plate

Steps to install the mounting plate for the indoor unit.

Drilling a hole in the wall for the piping

Instructions for drilling the wall hole for refrigerant pipes.

Electrical connections-Indoor unit

How to make the electrical connections for the indoor unit.

Piping and Drainage Installation

Refrigerant piping connection

How to connect the refrigerant pipes between units.

Connections to the indoor unit

Connecting the pipes and nuts to the indoor unit.

Indoor unit condensed water drainage

Proper installation of the drain hose for condensed water.

Unit Installation Procedures

Installation of the indoor unit

Final steps for mounting the indoor unit.

Installation of the outdoor unit

Guidelines for securely installing the outdoor unit.

Outdoor unit condensed water drainage (only for heat pump models)

How to drain condensed water from the outdoor unit.

Electrical connections

Making electrical connections for the outdoor unit.

Post-Installation Steps

Connecting the pipes

Detailed steps for connecting refrigerant pipes securely.

Bleeding

Removing air and humidity from the refrigerant circuit using a vacuum pump.

Refrigerant Pressure Inspection

How to inspect refrigerant pressure for R290 and R32.

Operation Test

Indoor unit test

Checks for proper functioning of the indoor unit's controls and features.

Outdoor unit test

Checks for abnormal noise, vibration, or coolant leakage.

INFORMATION FOR THE INSTALLER

Tightening torque for protection caps and flange connection

Specifies torque values for connecting pipes and caps.

Wiring Diagram

Cable Wires Specification

MAINTENANCE

Indoor unit maintenance

Instructions for cleaning air filters and heat exchangers of the indoor unit.

End of season maintenance

Steps to take at the end of the cooling season.

Replacing the batteries

How to replace batteries in the remote controller.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Error signals on the display

List of error codes displayed on the indoor unit and their meanings.

INSTRUCTION FOR SERVICING

Information on servicing

General guidelines and safety checks for servicing.

Repairs to sealed components

Labelling

Recovery